CryptoNewsBreaks – Florida Bitcoin & Blockchain Summit Opens Doors
Nov 1, 2022
The second annual Florida Bitcoin & Blockchain Summit (“FBBS”) is being held this week. The event, produced by Cutting Edge Events LLC, is scheduled for Nov. 4, 2022, in Tampa, Florida. Florida’s first blockchain-and-fintech-focused event, FBBS aims to make the state a leader in the blockchain and financial tech space. The event gathers key representatives from a broad spectrum of stakeholders, businesses, startups, political leaders, policymakers, regulators, fintech communities and evangelists. The gathering provides invaluable information for three types of participants: those new to crypto investing and fintech interested in increasing their industry knowledge; stakeholders, institutions or startups poised to define the future of blockchain and fintech; and individuals and organizations advocating Florida as the global leader in bitcoin, blockchain and associated digital assets. The agenda includes a welcome by Tampa mayor Jane Castor, who announced at last year’s inaugural FBBS event that she would receive a portion of her salary in Bitcoin, as well as other presentations by experts in the field. Panel discussions, Q&A sessions, speaker seminar and deep dives are also on the agenda.
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About Florida Bitcoin & Blockchain Summit
The Florida Bitcoin & Blockchain Summit is Florida’s first “blockchain and fintech in Florida”-focused event; the gathering highlights the ever-expanding financial technology industry. The goal of the summit is to bring together stakeholders, businesses and political leaders from all over Florida, as well as outside of the state, to collaborate on a strategy that will drive growth inside and outside the state and benefit the emerging industry. The summit will unify fintech communities, businesses, evangelists and political leaders around the world as well as state leaders within the state. This conference will be used to craft a clear and unique strategy for making Florida the leader in blockchain and financial technology.
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